Congo eyes US minerals deal by end of June, FT reports
Kinshasa views the plundering of its mineral wealth as a key driver of the conflict between its forces and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in eastern Congo.
Copper price rose on Thursday, boosted by a weaker dollar and optimism about stimulus measures in China. Copper for delivery in December rose 1.58% from Wednesday’s settlement price, touching $3.52 per pound ($7,744 per tonne). [Click here for an interactive chart...
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